Implementation Phase Sample Clauses

Implementation Phase i. Setting up of integrated rice mill in the taluks specified by the Authority with the following facilities:

Implementation Phase. The Implementation Phase shall commence upon execution of a Statement Of Work or agreement on the terms of an Action Plan if no Statement Of Work is determined to be required. The Implementation Phase ends in accordance with the timeline and schedule of the project plan set forth in the Statement Of Work, if a Statement Of Work is required, or otherwise in accordance with the timeline and schedule established by the parties in the Action Plan, if a Statement Of Work is not required. Notwithstanding the foregoing, unless Contractor and Customer agree, no Implementation Phase for any EP shall be commenced before the completion of all prior Implementation Phases.

Implementation Phase. During the Implementation Phase for an Eligible User, the Contractor shall provide the Services and Solution appropriate to the Eligible User as detailed in this SOW for as long as is necessary for Eligible User to implement and begin using the Services and operating the Solution. Each Eligible User, in accordance with their own governance, is the sole determinant of when they have completed the Implementation Phase.

Implementation Phase. 4.3.1 The Operator shall establish and operate a programme and project management structure to ensure implementation in accordance with the Implementation Plan.

Implementation Phase. Opening Meeting Activity 1.2 Determining the OIZs to be worked on with stakeholders Activity 1.3 Review of National and International Legislation, Plans and Good Practices Activity 1.4 Conducting Business Impact Analysis of OIZs Activity 1.5 Testing AFAD-EKA (AFAD Industrial Accident Impact Area Modeling Software) in OIZs and Comparing Modeling Results with Other Software Activity 1.6 Preparing Business Continuity Plans of OIZs Activity 1.7 Preparing Project Results and Recommendations Report

Implementation Phase. 1. Final Project Work Plan shall be delivered to DCH no later than 15 calendar days after contract signing. Within a week, DCH will indicate if plan is acceptable or not and if necessary when changes must be submitted. 2. Data Conversion and Downloading shall be complete by September 1, 2005. 3. Required staffing levels shall be in place by September 1, 2005 and remain in place throughout the life of the contract. 4. Data enhancements/corrections shall be complete or identified in a corrective action plan by November 1, 2005. 5. Data Warehouse data transfer shall be complete by December 1, 2005. 6. EIS Reports shall be completely designed by December 1, 2005. 7. Training materials, equipment, and documents shall be submitted for approval by December 1, 2005. 8. Operational Readiness Testing shall be complete by December 16, 2005. 9. Installation of the base system and all necessary equipment shall be complete by January 3, 2006. 10. All actions set forth in the corrective action plan shall be complete by January 3, 2006. 11. Implementation Phase shall be complete by January 3, 2006. 12. Final user training for all products shall be complete by March 1, 2006.

Implementation Phase. ‌ If this AGREEMENT is terminated during the implementation phase, WPS shall complete and deliver to the BOARD, within 30 DAYS after such termination, all deliverables, reports, manuals, documentation, computer source programs, magnetic tapes, data files, program listings, and source documents, including any drafts and revisions, which were due but not delivered at or prior to termination, and which the BOARD requests in writing to be delivered notwithstanding termination.

Implementation Phase. The Contractor shall promptly commence and complete the works, in accordance with the requirements of the Scope of Work and shall also obtain from the Independent Engineer a certificate for completion of assured LAD for the entire stretch of the Project Site as per the Scope of Work in accordance with provisions of this Contract (“Completion Certificate”) not later than 18 months from the DOA.

Implementation Phase. The Implementation Phase requires that the ISM Organization work collaboratively with the Affected Contractors to develop an integrated implementation plan and schedule, as well as work with Affected Contractors and bargaining unit leadership to establish the I&M Committee. As part of the Implementation Phase for each standard, the Affected Contractors shall produce a cost impact and implementation schedule recommendation for submittal to the DOE. Once the DOE has approved these cost impacts and schedules, the ISM Organization and Affected Contractors shall work collaboratively with the committee and SMT contractor representatives to develop an integrated implementation schedule. During the collaborative effort to establish the integrated implementation plan and schedule, the Affected Contractors and the ISM Organization shall agree on a set of milestones, due dates, and activities to track for the purposes of consistent and coordinated implementation. Examples of these milestones and activities may include the following: • Establishing the I&M Committee • Communications and Briefings • Standard Modifications • Training • Facility/Operations Reconfiguration • Equipment Purchases/Installations • Readiness Assessment The integrated implementation plan and schedule establishes key milestones that each Affected Contractor must achieve on or near the same date. With the assistance of the ISM Organization, Affected Contractors must also develop logic ties required for completion of each identified milestone. Coordinated implementation ensures uniform knowledge and training of the workforce, consistent work control, and consistent management of hazards and controls within the work place. This integration assists in preventing confusion within the work place that could otherwise occur if contractors were to have different programs, requirements, and workforce expectations. The following key activities are conducted in the Implementation Phase. (See Appendix D, Process Flow Charts, Figure D-4.3, Implementation Phase) • DOE Field Offices approve the standard • ISM Organization publishes document in the MSA Document Control System and notifies Affected Contractors when standard has been published for implementation (Note: All site-wide standards will be published with notation of a “Published Date” and an “Effective Date,” which is derived from the integrated implementation schedule) • DOE Field Offices issue letters to Affected Contractors requesting cost impacts an...